ICND2 passed

Passed the ICND2 this morning before work on my 2nd attempt . Glad this one is behind, now to have a break from studying labbing and then I'll decide between CCNA-Voice or CCNP.

Used Odom's 3rd edition book as the main book. Although I did also read Sybex CCNA 7th edition book last year after passing ICND1. Also, used 31 days before CCNA and portable ccna command line guide latest edition when labbing on PT and on physical lab.

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pamccabe

Great job Jean!

SharkDiver

Congratulations!
Both CCNA Voice and CCNP are great choices.
Good luck.

Dakinggamer87

Congrats on pass!!

snadam

Excellent way to head in to the 4th! Congrats!

silverp1

Congrats man! Good luck with your next one!

'Gratz!

Congrats!

Congrats on the pass

Thanks all! Leaning towards CCNA voice right now, even though I do have CCNP Route/Switch/Tshoot books on hand already

FloOz

Congrats!!

kanecain

CCNA Voice and Security are both great. I'm doing Security right now, and lightly reading on Voice. Gratz on the pass.

coffeeluvr

Congratulations!!

JeanM

Thanks guys! Ordered the CCNA Voice cert guide last night and I was actually looking at the security line as well as I want to play with ipsec/site to site and ssl vpn more in an actual lab. I was thinking maybe creating a vpn tunnel with someone over the internet would be a good test scenario....

veritas_libertas

Congratulations!

JeanM

Thanks veritas_libertas!

Started watching ccna voice and security videos online and got my ccna voice cert guide in the mail

dasmoothride

Congrats man! I'm taking ICND2 soon any advice on what the test will emphasize the most?

Ismaeljrp

Well done

JeanM

dasmoothride wrote: »

Congrats man! I'm taking ICND2 soon any advice on what the test will emphasize the most?

As you know, can't really share stuff like that due to NDA. What I did was look at the outline and went top to bottom on every subject from vlan/vtp to routing to access lists, routing protocols, frame relay, nat/pat/vpn and finally ipv6.

It's equally important to know all the concepts imho.

TechGuy215

Congratulations!

StussyNz

Congrats. You are taking the path in which I hope to take; Look forward to seeing how your CCNA:V Goes!

gadav478

Congrats!

itorian

Congrats even though its been 3 months. lol
Catching up and read the trail of posts.

Hmm.. looked at the outline from top to bottom on every subject. Makes sense. My turn